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Committees · 2019 Regular Session

Capitol Culture

A joint committee of the Legislative Assembly, only in the 2019 session.

Members

As the committee stood at the end of the term. Each name leads to the member's page.

Bills

Bills sent to the committee in the 2019 Regular Session.

  • Bills sent7

    1% of the bills sent to joint committees

  • Reported out29%

    2 of 7; 5 stopped in committee

  • Time in committeetoo few to say

  • Amendments offered0

    committee amendments

In every session

Each session over its whole term.

  • 20197 bills

    reported 29% · too few to say · 0 amendments · 11 members

Bills it was sent

Each time a bill was sent to the committee in the 2019 Regular Session, newest first.

7 bills

  • House Bill 3377 · Establishes Joint Committee on Conduct as joint committee of Legislative Assembly.

    Sent March 11, 2019 · Reported out after 56 days · then passed the House of Representatives, and became law

  • Senate Bill 1015 · Directs Legislative Assembly to study issues relating to safe and respectful workplace in State Capitol.

    Sent March 6, 2019 · Stopped in committee after 116 days

  • House Bill 3127 · Requires Oregon Government Ethics Commission to receive written findings of fact prepared by investigator directed by Legislative Assembly or legislative rule to determine whether lobbyist engaged in conduct prohibited under legislative branch personnel rules.

    Sent March 5, 2019 · Stopped in committee after 117 days

  • House Bill 2859 · Creates privilege against disclosure for specified confidential communications and records created or maintained by Legislative Equity Office principal outreach officer.

    Sent January 31, 2019 · Stopped in committee after 150 days

  • Senate Bill 744 · Establishes Joint Committee on Conduct and Legislative Equity Office.

    Sent January 31, 2019 · Stopped in committee after 150 days

  • Senate Bill 477 · Establishes proceeding whereby person may obtain court order temporarily excluding legislator or other elected official from Capitol or other workplace, if court determines that reasonable cause exists for physical presence of legislator or elected official in Capitol or other workplace to create hostile environment for others.

    Sent January 16, 2019 · Stopped in committee after 165 days

  • Senate Bill 478 · Prohibits campaign moneys and public moneys from being used to make payments in connection with nondisclosure agreement relating to workplace harassment.

    Sent January 16, 2019 · Reported out after 16 days · then passed the Senate, and became law